
Jump straight into managing your own planets as you guide a civilization through the ages. Build the ultimate empire in The Universim, a new breed of God Game in development by Crytivo.
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WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH THE POWER?
🔵Play God!
Guide your fledgling sentient species (lovingly called “nuggets”) from Stone Age cave painters to star-faring explorers.
Command more than 15 godly powers to guide, protect — or discipline — your followers. Create devastating tornadoes, smite naughty followers with lightning bolts, or shake and sunder the very earth.
Observe Nuggets' every move as they work and fight to survive.
Research more than 200 technological and societal advancements.
Discover and colonize a galaxy of procedurally generated planets, each with unique ecosystems and challenges to conquer.
Manage the delicate balance of planetary ecosystems to help nuggets thrive. Your decisions and your followers’ ' actions influence global climates and have real environmental consequences. (Try not to kill them in an ecological disaster — well, unless you want to, of course.)
Unravel the layers of a deeper cosmic story that challenges your perception of who and what you are — and reveals unexpected twists!
The Universim is a strategy city builder game with “God” elements where you guide a civilization (Nuggets) from the Stone Age to the Space Age. Manage resources, dynamic challenges, and ensure your Nuggets can survive, thrive, and spread to the stars.
The Universim features more than 200 research perks that will help you to shape your civilization. Be as benevolent or malevolent as you like to drive nuggets to evolve, advance, and expand. (Even the best civilizations need an occasional smiting).
Every planet in The Universim is procedurally generated and offers unique characteristics and challenges, ensuring that every world and every game is unique and engaging. Ecological balance and resource management are critical to success. Nuggets have their own needs and behaviors you must attend to. Your guidance will shape how they deal with conflicts, natural disasters, alien creatures, and other civilizations. Their growth and evolution depends on you!
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The game itself is fun and and they were some nice developments until they decided to abandon the game and seize all communication with the community. The only thing was a promotion to another game, dont support this company.
the game feels a tad.. incomplete and empty. there's fun events when your civilisation is developing, but once you reach modern and space age there just isn't much to do besides optimising and fixing stuff. I found it addictive and difficult to quit, but mostly because it's my first savegame and I was learning, and as the ages progressed I had more and more things to optimise and fix. it got boring and frustrating about 10 game hours ago. and, the narrator and game joke about it sometimes, but the nuggets are so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stupid. even when you prioritise things there's no guarantee they'll actually do what you want them to. residentials get auto built in the dumbest, near unreachable places just because technically there's space. in high density populations you will need cemeteries on every corner because even though you technically have everything covered, there's only two gravediggers per cemetery, and they suck at their job. I just.. there's supposed to be alien civilisations in the space stage, but I haven't found them yet even though I've expanded quite a bit, and I just don't think I have the will anymore to continue just to finally find something new again.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Korean, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 851 reviews with recorded playtime.
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very fun just wish they would update again
An amazing god game that had a ton of potential but sadly looks to have ended support far to early for it to reach it's full potential. The game is still buggy in the later parts of them game when other planets come into play with entire planets just starving or dying of thirst just because you weren't looking at that specific planet. Not to mention I've never been able to use the super weapon because it's always been bugged in some type of way in every single game I've played. I give it a 6.5/10. Its a cool experience but you can only weep for the missed potential. Get it on deep discount if you can.
Abandoned, rugpulled after 1.0. Had so much potential, but the devs prefer to develop a "fortnite farming game".
Cute and pretty fun initially, but gets tedious and repetitive to micromanage especially in late game. Although there are options to automate building, the lack of control over placement and prioritision sometimes leads to questionable layouts. Scratched a god-game itch and was good entertainment for awhile, but got a bit tiresome eventually.
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It's very good and fun. Very underrated.
[h2]The Universim – Ein göttliches Vergnügen, das süchtig macht![/h2] Ich habe einige Stunden in [b]The Universim[/b] versenkt und kann mit Sicherheit sagen, dass es eines der besten Spiele in seinem Genre ist. Es ist mehr als nur ein Aufbauspiel – es ist ein „Göttersimulator“, in dem man von der Steinzeit bis in die Zukunft eine komplette Zivilisation lenkt und formt. Die Mischung aus Humor, strategischer Tiefe und dem Gefühl von unglaublicher Macht macht es zu einem einzigartigen Erlebnis, das einen nicht mehr loslässt. [h3]Was mir besonders gut gefällt (Pro) [/h3] [list] [*][b]Das göttliche Gefühl:[/b] Es ist unglaublich befriedigend, die Kontrolle über alles zu haben. Ich liebe es, Blitze zu beschwören, Tornados zu lenken oder einfach nur einem Nuggets eine Ressource zuzuschleudern, weil er zu faul ist, sie zu holen. Die Interaktion mit den kleinen Wesen ist charmant und lustig. [*][b]Humor und Charme:[/b] Die Nuggets sind einfach liebenswert. Ihre lustigen Dialoge, der schräge Humor und die unvorhersehbaren Ereignisse sorgen immer für ein Schmunzeln. Das Spiel nimmt sich selbst nicht zu ernst, was es so angenehm macht. [*][b]Große Evolution:[/b] Die Entwicklung von einer primitiven Höhlenbewohner-Sippe zu einer hochtechnisierten Zivilisation ist fantastisch umgesetzt. Der Fortschritt ist sichtbar und die neuen Technologien schalten immer neue und spannende Spielmechaniken frei. [*][b]Wunderschöne Grafik und Atmosphäre:[/b] Der Grafikstil ist farbenfroh, detailliert und voller Leben. Die Welt fühlt sich dynamisch an, mit wechselndem Wetter, Jahreszeiten und den sich entwickelnden Städten. [*][b]Einsteigerfreundlich, aber tiefgründig:[/b] Es ist einfach, in das Spiel einzusteigen, aber man kann Stunden damit verbringen, seine Zivilisation zu optimieren und die Forschung voranzutreiben. Es gibt immer etwas zu tun. [/list] [h3]Was noch verbessert werden könnte (Contra)[/h3] [list] [*][b]Early-Access-Stand:[/b] Das Spiel ist noch in der Entwicklung und das merkt man gelegentlich. Manche Features sind noch nicht komplett ausgereift oder fehlen noch. [*][b]Wiederholungen im Midgame:[/b] In manchen Phasen des Spiels kann das Warten auf die Forschung etwas langatmig werden. [*][b]Performance:[/b] Mit sehr großen Populationen kann es manchmal zu Rucklern kommen, aber das ist bei dieser Art von Spiel nicht ungewöhnlich. [/list] [hr][/hr] [h3]Fazit[/h3] [b]The Universim[/b] ist schon jetzt ein Meisterwerk des God-Games-Genres. Es ist witzig, herausfordernd und bietet unzählige Stunden Spielspaß. Wer schon immer mal Gott spielen wollte, sollte hier unbedingt zuschlagen. Die Entwickler sind engagiert und ich bin sicher, dass das Spiel nur noch besser wird. [b]Uneingeschränkte Empfehlung![/b]
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